The Chicago White Sox entered Easter Sunday at an even 5-5 mark. While the Sox pitching has been one of the best in the American League to this point, their offense has been very poor. Although they have two games in where they scored double-digit runs, they have averaged just two runs in their other eight games. The South Siders were looking to turn that around against former Sox starter Hector Santiago.
Ever since Santiago left Chicago in 2013, he has gone 4-0 with a 1.21 ERA against the Sox. He found himself going head-to-head with the Sox hottest starter in James Shields.